Fruity Loops Sea Salt Soap | MO River Soap
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- Hi everyone! I'm Holly! In this video, I am making Fruity Loops Sea Salt Soap Bars! WOO!
Sea Salt Soaps are super hard soap bars that create a dense lather. They can be mildly exfoliating to some though most find the salt to be smooth on the skin. Many people use sea salt soaps as hand soaps in high traffic areas because the soaps can stand up to lots of use without a lot of drying in between. Some feel the salt is purifying but we don't make any claims one way or another.
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20% Super Fat
80% Coconut Oil
10% Cocoa Butter
10% Castor Oil
Sea Salt - 50% of oil weight
Fruit Loops Type Fragrance - Aromatic Apothecary
Molds - Crafters Choice Square Body Bar Mold - Wholesale Supplies Plus
Missouri River Soap is not responsible for any outcome that results from testing this recipe. Follow all safety precautions when handling sodium hydroxide and making cold process soap.
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Hi everyone! Thanks for watching! We're planning the Mini Rainbow Extravaganza for Thursday, May 27th @ 7:30pm central! www.moriversoap.com
It's great that you wait to show the cured soap. I love how it morphs from looking like milk at the pour, to lemon custard, and finally chocolate pudding. 😋
It was quite cool! I loved the yellow so much but the brown is nice too.
Fruity loops with choc milk! Yummo!
lol my exact thought too
I haven't tried that version. Haha!
@@moriversoap You do not now what you have been missing girl! 😂
They look like chocolate fruity loops I love them. I bet they smell amazing…
Thank you! They sure do!
Just saw this and absolutely LOVE how this soap turned out! Love the way the discoloration went from a beautiful fruity cereal color to a gorgeous fruity cheesecake color then to a luscious cosmic brownie color. Such a fun transition!
Thank you Amber!
Yay, I can't wait for this one!! 💜 kind of a bummer they discolored, but they're still so pretty. I wonder why they tell you it doesn't, when in actuality it does? You'd think they'd want you to be aware of that. So excited to try the new fruity loops scent! 💜
Thank you Teri! They smell so amazing. There are other factors that cause them to discolor unfortunately.
One of my personal favorite scents!!😘🍒🍇🍋🍌🍓
It is so good!
I really like the brown soap with punches of colour!! I bought a bunch of those molds after your last video and they are fantastic!! Thanks for the great videos Holly, they are much appreciated!! 💞
Thank you Nancy! YAY!
These salt soaps sell out so fast. I love them!! Her soaps are my favorite.
Thank you! I have started making double and triple batches of them. Not for this batch but all following.
Id like to think of the dark tan color as “chocolate milk” i had a few kids that i babysit use that instead of regular milk in cereal. Looks amazing!
That might be an idea someday for a soap. Thanks!
Love colorful things!!!! 😍
So good! Rainbows are coming back soon!
Yummy chocolate, I love that.
Thank you!
Looks like cereal with chocolate milk. Oh my childhood 😅soo fun
Haha! Yum! (I think, lol)
I think they are perfect. I 💖 the colored chunks, you consistently make truly unique inspirational soap. I absolutely always enjoy using salt soap. Mostly I make coconut milk salt soap. I have used my raw goat milk and it’s really lovely too. The lather is so lovely. Thank you!
My all time favorite of yours is the salt soaps. No matter what release, what scent, I just love the salt soaps.
Thank you Vania! I'm so glad you enjoy them!
Fun soaps! Love all the colors, and I agree...makes me think of fruit loops in choc milk, yummm! Love your long stick blender. Your fp in background was pleasant to see too. 😃
Thank you Mel! I am hearing lots about fruit loops in chocolate milk. I never knew that was a real thing. 😂
@@moriversoap Lol, I never have either, but I'd try it, lol! 😄
I love that scent, I have had good luck with the BeScented version not discoloring.
Thank you for the tip!
Love it!!
Thank you!
Love this xxx
Thank you Leanne!
I really love your personality. You remind me of Katie from Royalty Soaps. Both of you are so uplifting and you laugh a lot which I love. I would love to see a collaboration with you two.
Thanks so much for the free recipe. I love your videos. I’m going to try this recipe out 😊
Thank you!
WOW!!! The discolor is real here. When I see that, I think something chocolate with a hint of fruit. Wonder how much darker they would have been without the TD? Amazing still. You do such amazing work with your soaps :) Thanks for the video Holly. :)
Thank you! A lot of people mentioned fruit loops/fruity pebbles in chocolate milk. I've never had that in my life. Haha! Seems much to sweet and 'thick' to me.
They look great! They remind me of Cosmic Brownies. YUM!
Same here!!
Thank you! I am really going to have to try the cosmic brownies.
Loving the square molds because it allowed you to decorate on the side rather than tops of slices which makes soap so tall. Half asleep watching I got confused when you spoke of the weather being cold then you mentioned it was February during filming. Cute design !
Thank you!
Thank you soooo much for sharing this recipe! I tried it this weekend and I just can’t wait to test out the bars in a few weeks! I used a succulent mold so I think in the future I’ll add a little sodium lactate to help them out of the mold but even with the little indents, they are still pretty cute!
Thank you Shantel! How did it go?
@@moriversoap rather well! I will be testing a bar in a week or so and I cannot wait! Thank you again!
Yum, looks like chocolate milk with cereal after it discolors!
That's true!
Love it! Love all your videos. 💜
Thank you!
so excited for the release!! setting an alarm this time since i missed the last rainbow extravaganza
Thank you! YAY!
I love the recipe for your salt soaps! thank you for taking the time to film your Rainbow extravaganza.
Thank you Ms. Andrea! That makes me so happy!
Looks great very cute soap LOVE IT 🥰
Thank you Jennifer!
99.6 Whoop Whoop! Cute cute cute soaps. I can almost smell them thru my phone 😉
Thank you! They smell so good!
Amazing. I want some NOW
Fruit loops with chocolate milk your design makes me feel like I can smell the fruit loops, very nice
Thank you!
0% Vanillin!
**discolors to chocolate brown**
Well that's just uncalled for!
RIGHT?!? lol
I hate fruit loops but I just sat and watched this. The soaps are so cute!
Haha! Thank you!
Wow they discolored a lot, bbn it still have beautiful 💝
Thank you!
Yummy they look like brownies. Bet they do smell amazing!. Hope your fur baby is doing better.
Thank you! They sure do! I'm not sure which one you are talking about at this point. Riggs died a couple of months ago and Shelby had a seizure a couple of weeks ago. Shelby is doing well. There have been zero signs of issue since then.
@@moriversoapWhat! I was thinking about your Doberman. I also lost two of my fur babies (cats) one was 11 and the other was 10. Sorry for your loss.
@@la1163 I'm sorry for your loss as well. Riggs died on April 7th. It's been so hard.
@@moriversoap I know the feeling. I miss my big boy Kato. He was a snowshoe. He started getting seizures really bad, I just couldn’t let him suffer like that. My other one was a Russian blue, she died unexpectedly. Miss both them terribly. Take care and stay safe with the family.
@@la1163 That's just too much all at once. It was heartbreaking when Shelby had that seizure but thankfully it hasn't happened again. We did lose one of cows last week. He fell and couldn't get up. He got tangled in the fence. But ultimately, it was due to a nerve on his back (or something) that was damaged from pneumonia that he had had. The vet said all of his systems were shutting down. He died later that afternoon. The vet said it's been a weird spring a many people are experiencing unexpected loss.
Fantastic, with the discoloration they look like fruit cake squares. I bet they smell and feel amazing! Out of curiosity, do you chop (using a knife) the embedded colored salt soap, or do you smash (rubber mallet) hardened bars (or other method)? Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you! I just cut them up with a knife.
I love them
Thank you Tracey!
Not sure which FO you are using but I use Natures Garden, great sent retention and does not discolor.
I have been thinking about going back to the Nature's Garden one. I used it many years ago and it did discolor to a medium tan for me. Maybe they have tweaked it some since then. I wasn't overly impressed with the final scent on it.
@@moriversoap l do use 4% on all n
My soaps , I have a bar from last fall that is still strong and cream colored. I will send a picture to you when I get home
I have made 2 batches of soap and the first one once I put the fragrance in it siezed up immediately and the next on once I sprayed it with 99% alcohol it like got all bubbly looking and weird so I didn't use it again and the other colors came out fine and when I cut it and everything you can see that it still looks a little bit weird but it's completely dry besides the weird texture and I was wondering if you had any advice and I don't think I added enough fragrance to it. I love watching your videos and ty so much 💓 for all the amazing soaps and tips ❤
I was wondering why the website said there was 0% vanilin but it discolors that strongly so I checked The Flaming Candle's fruit loops type fragrance and it says it contains 0% vanilin but contains 5.2% of ethyl vanilin. I don't know anything about fragrance oil manufacturing, I just saw that and thought that might have something to do with the color.
The soaps turned out beautiful though, and the rainbow pieces on top really pop and look gorgeous!
Thank you! Yeah, there are other vanillins that some suppliers don't show. I have had some discolor even when the ethyl vanillin is low too. It smells so good though...I can't complain too much!
Hey Holly!! 💜💚
Hello!
Small batch, using the biggest pot and blender. That's exactly how I cook😋.
Haha! I definitely could have gone smaller with that batch. I think I did it that way because it was my smallest stainless steel pot.
"not supposed to discolor" lol both versions are pretty tho
Haha! Thank you Erika!
I’m crossing my fingers I can get at least two of these! I need to set an alarm ☺️ Are you including any other salt soaps in this release?
Thank you Sarah! This will be the only salt soap for the Mini Rainbow Extravaganza.
They remind me of cosmic brownies now!
They do! I need to make a specific soap just for that!
Just change the description a little! They're now Fruity Loops in Chocolate Milk!
There you go! Except people would expect it to be chocolate scented. Haha!
@@moriversoap Placebo effect! Tell them it's chocolate, they'll smell chocolate! LOL
@@Waterflame lol!!!
My question is I've never quit understood the super fat aspect of soap making. Do you add an additional percentage or just adjust it as you add ingredients in the soap calculator? Your soaps are always pretty.
Thank you! I always just calculate it in soap calc and specify the super fat. It will adjust oil and lye amounts accordingly.
Don’t really mind the colour, looks like coco puffs milk! 🙂
True! Thank you!
I know this is an older video but I'm just now seeing it. and have wondered how you make your little soap pieces. I'd like to do something a little similar but I'm not reallly sure how to go about pouring them and getting them to be the differnt sizes and chunks. Any help would be appreiciated!
For this one, I just made a batch of salt soap that I split into 6 different colors. After the soap had cured for a little while, I just chopped with a knife.
These are so beautiful, thanks for sharing. I have a question with the amount of coconut oil, and salt will they be dry to skin. Tysm
Thank you! With the sea salt soaps, we use a higher superfat. A standard cold process soap will have a superfat of 5-6%. This is the percentage of free oils in the batch that are not bonding 1:1 with the sodium hydroxide. With sea salt soaps, we use a 20% superfat. So that counteracts the cleansing factor of coconut oil in soap. That being said, anyone sensitive to coconut oil and/or sea salt does still have the potential to have issues with a sea salt soap. Overall, a balanced bar will not be drying to the skin.
@@moriversoap thank you so much for the answer,
That’s a nice pot.
It is for sure! Not as big as many of the other ones I use.
Easy fix, now chocolate fruity cereal
That would work as long as the fragrance was chocolate-y too. Which is an idea because it seems a lot of people enjoy the combo of chocolate and fruit loops. 😉
Nice👍👏
Thank you!
Hi, I'm just curious! Why add the salt? I love love love watching these videos and this is the first one I've seen with salt added. I'd think it'd sting if someone had cuts?
Thank you for watching Ruth! Sea Salt Soaps are a luxurious spa-type soap bar that has a dense lotion-like lather. Many of my customers love and prefer sea salt soaps over the others. I have customers that don't like them at all as well. They are very hard soaps that take a long time to wear down and use up. But they aren't recommended for sensitive areas or open cuts.
@@moriversoap ahh, thank you for the information! Very good to know. 😁
These r awesum! Do u discount the lye solution when u add the cream? And as far as eggs.. would you use 1 PPO
Thank you Patricia! I do reduce the water to accommodate the coconut milk/cream. As far as eggs go...that's a no from me. I don't like touching raw eggs so there is no way they're coming into my studio and being put into soap. Haha!
@@moriversoap lolol I get it. Ty for taking time to answer me. U r amazing band make beautiful soap
I’m looking into making homemade soap so I’ve been watching tons of videos and reading all i can. Do you happen to know if you have to have some special license or certification to sell it at flea markets or fairs? I don’t think i want to mess with online type selling.
That's great that you are doing lots of research. It is recommended that you make soap for well over a year (I recommend a few years) before selling. You'll not only want to experiment to find your recipe but then you'll need to test it over time. I don't sell at markets but I would think it would be very similar to selling online. You'll need a federal tax ID, licenses in your city, county, and state, insurance, etc..
Vanilla oil or fragrance is hard to work with unless you know the exact amount your batch will take without discoloring.
Yes for sure!
Love your channel. Wonder why it discolored? Do you know?
Thanks! It was most likely ethyl vanillin. Something that some suppliers don't give the percentage of.
Hey.... Have did you plan on gel phase? Did you force the gelling process??
Or Did you insulated them?
I covered this in the video. I inverted a tray over the top and covered them with towels. This typically forces gel but it was very cold up there that weekend and I'm not sure if they gelled. It can be difficult to tell with salt soaps.
Have you ever tried the fruit loops from Indigo? I'm wondering how this compares. I absolutely love the one from indigo but the discoloration was pretty bad. Its fine in bath bombs but made my soap look like it had the chicken pocks. It was a really spotty discoloration that took about three months to cover the whole bar. I ended up just selling them to friends for super cheap to cover my cost.
Oh no! I commented before the end of the video so didn't see that discoloration. Holy moly! and with no vanillin!! It worked perfectly with your design though. Kind of looks like chocolate milk.
Thank you Ali! I have used the Fruit Loops from Indigo. I usually use it in my soaps that I color black. Haha!
So cute! What was the weight of one bar after cure please?
Thank you! They are usually 6-7 oz.
@@moriversoap oh wow! Nice! Thanks for replying ♥️🤍🖤🇹🇹
Hi Holly, if I only put like 15% salt in this recipe, it would be ok right? I really don't want 50%.
Perhaps you'd like more of a salt brine bar?
@@moriversoap
Yeah, just enough to exfoliate, but nothing to bad to hinder the lather 😊.
May I ask a question? I seen you usin' a banana and you put in cream and then added to oils. You add to oils before lye? N deduct from water percentage?
The banana, cream, whatever is deducted from the water portion of the batch. But I do pre-blend it into the oils.
@@moriversoap thank you, I have used tomato puree frozen but never a banana. In your opinion is it better to put milks and cream in oils or freeze and add to lye or actually lye to them?
@@jackievedder1450 I don't like to use additives at that amount so I don't go the frozen route. I like to add just a little so that is why I add the smaller amounts directly to the oils.
@@moriversoap thank you so much for takin’ the time to answer me back. I will keep this in mind;)
What does the salt do? I've never heard of salt soaps
Salt makes a good exfoliant
Sea Salt soaps do provide mild exfoliation. Most of my customers love them because of the creamy dense lather and that they're just so hard.
I totally tried steaming salt soap once….🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
I guess we all have to learn it sometime. Haha!
Thx for the heads up so I don't do this!!
Its so weird, when i do soap with just solud oils i cant do more colors or fancy stuff cuz trace so quickly ..why yours is so liquid? 🤪
It is definitely more difficult to work with a batch with solid oils. I soap at room temperature and increase the water just a bit.
Too bad you couldn't call them chocolate fruity loops with that discoloration. They still look really cute though.
For sure. Thank you Sarah!
Will it still lather with a 20% super fat?
It does still lather. It is usually a denser lather due to the salt.
Use the Froot Loops from Aromatic Apothecary. The Froot Loops does not discover at all! It’s clear also. It has 0% of vanilla in it. I just made one yesterday. Not a salt soap a regular cold Process Soap
This was the one from Aromatic Apothecary. I showed the bottle towards the end of the making portion.
That is what she used! lol
You have so many videos but none of these soaps are in your online store. What’s going on?
In the description and in the pinned comment from her, she states that the release is tonight, May 27...
Yep! We're gearing up for a release tonight! Our products go live at 7:30pm central at moriversoap.com. Our products often sell quickly. I make what I can and as much as I can. I have so many products that my customers enjoy that I try to keep them in rotation. I am unable to stock everything all the time. I usually have a release every 4-8 weeks. The theme for this release is rainbows. The next one will be summer/beach themed. Then I will remake some of our normal favorites before moving on to Fall and Holiday. YAY! Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on releases and products being made.
The last time I ordered your soaps was 3 years ago. They were the best soaps I ever had! I placed 7 orders and enjoyed everything I bought. You then had some significant price increases shortly after that priced me out of affording your soaps. I just checked my order from 3 years ago and your soaps were $8.50 a bar. They are now $12 a bar 3 years later. I always check your new releases to see if any new sales will pop up but it's rare. I am so happy to see you have some wonky soaps for a great price but it's hard to justify paying that price to buy wonky soaps when that same price afforded me the opportunity to get beautiful soaps not too long ago. Anyway, you are great at what you do, your soaps are amazing, I just wish I could afford them again. Until then I will hang tight for a great sale and I will make sure to stock up when you do! Thank you!
As creators get better at what they do and the cost of making goes up so do the prices. This comment does nothing but try to make the creator feel bad and rally others to be outraged over creator prices.
@@J0rdanBr0 No, it is honest feedback from a customer and not meant to create an upset mob. I am sure she wants to hear from her customers with their constructive, honest experiences. I do not like how when things are not what others want to hear others try to mute them. This is a way of letting her know that for me as a former customer the pricing is too high but hopefully she will have some great sales in the future.
Hello! I'm with you there...I wish I didn't have to price at what they are. Please note that the higher $12 is for the Rainbow soaps which I do charge more for as they cost more to create. My soaps in general tend to be larger than 3 years ago. Most of the regular soaps on the website are listed at $10 currently. Our soaps actually would retail at $20+ if I was charging correctly. I've always only charged wholesale prices for them. Unfortunately, our supplies (not to mention shipping) have gotten outrageous and yes, it's in the 3 year range that it's been the worst. Covid caused us so many more issues.
So here's what I can offer you...tonight I will be restocking our It's Just Good Soap soaps. They are made with less expensive ingredients. A 4 oz bar is $6 and I will have 4 fantastic scents available tonight at 7:30pm central. I also have a buy 9 soaps, get one free discount available as well.
Every year our book keeper shakes her finger at us because we're charging far less than we should be for expenses going out. We do not make a living wage from our products but we do work more hours than most. Thank you for checking out the website and perhaps some of the It's Just Good Soap Collection might interest you tonight.
@@caramelcutie3526 not trying to mute you at all. You’re just complaining about pricing. Like you expect them to undercut themselves further just for you? Get real.
@@moriversoap This is GREAT NEWS!!! I will be placing my first order in 3 years tonight! I appreciate you responding and letting me know about the sales! Great deals that I have been waiting for! Greatly appreciate it!!! 😁
Wow... colourful and fun.
Yet, as a truly Natural, Organic, and Fair Trade Soap maker from Edmonton City, Canada... i was expecting Essential Oils of Lemon, Bergamot, Grapefruit, etcetera... Why do so many Soap Makers make "fruity" scented soaps with potentially harmful Fragrance Oils? is it because Fragrance Oils are cheaper and /or more convenient to purchase? Could you attempt a tutorial dying with clays and using Organic Essential Oils to see what outcome you get? ;)
Thanks! I have worked with natural colorants and essential oils. The outcome is not one that my customers prefer. It is just not my market. We use fragrance oils and colorants following the proper safety guidelines. Additionally and one very important factor...essential oils do real things to the body as you surely know. The people that can use essential oils does vary and they don't always target a wide audience. Essential oils do have the potential to be dangerous, more so than fragrances at times. To repeat though, I do make soaps with essential oils and sometimes natural colorants as well.
What a snotty comment... I've had more obvious reactions to essential oils (hi lemongrass, tea tree and eucalyptus) than I ever have with fragrance oils. Another prime example of "you do you." I was hesitant to use FOs too but I got over it by doing a little research...
I ordered "fruit loops" FO about 1.5 weeks ago... should be here any day 🖤🖤🖤🖤
Nice! Have fun!